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Plitt del litei MC'Ol t
Davastana I —Evening,
There
There is not muolkdemand for Flonito•day, but hold
ers are firmer in flimsies's, and about 1 000 bbl fold,
mostly good straight superfine, on terms kept . priatite,
looladlnk soot! aXiraa al S'Onand trainmen fa norm'
atthe same pnoe. Holders now generally ask 6.V.4i,
for straight superfine, which is An adierinee.
rased for home use,. steady within the above quotations
for impoiline and eattna, and tiinsitiele for fancy lots es
to brand. Rya Pinur and Corn Meal ate steady at $4.24
for the farmer and elle ef , Intl for the latter, Penna.
Meal. Wheat--there is not much doing , and buysin a re
,
holding off, Bon% 4 , 606 hos, however. sold at 13 60 f or
prime Southern and Penna. reds, and I tlaltio for good
win te, mostly of the, former description. 04 is wanted
at OS* for Prone, and 350 for Thinitsjittni• Corn is not so
plenty, and the Oootand is fair at fully previous
eaten, 'new tallow ceiling - at 781:149o, which to an
advance, the latter for prime dry lota, and nld at wank,
as In quality. Casa are not so firm, and about 2.000 bus
Delanntre sold 14 FA anti Penna. 4to Bark—Abont 100
bhds first No. I quercitrori sold at 82T efr ton. whioh is n
dachas, cotton— fhemarket continues dull, and the
sales limited to 01, lOW smelt lots at previous rates. Oro
cones and Provisions—There is not much doter, but
holders ate firm in their demands. Seeds—Tito .neulry is
moderate, end alma NO bus Clovereeed wild at 860625
eP bit, the- latter for prime, which is scarce. Timothy
also fold at #5.40. nna Flaxseed at 81.50# , bu. Whiskey
noutieues dull; tibls Penna. sold at 26026tge Ohlo
n o weggs, for second-hand and prima pitakltgnil • 2.5)iil
for tihdis, and 21. 4 ‘0 eP . gallon for drudge.
rchange..:..Dec: I.
BOARD.
Kt w York Stock
9300Vn state
8000 .81issouri Si 9041
WOO
'tin •do • .... St
4000 8.134'
woo N Y Cent -
4000 Itrie It ad Intl; 'ea. lb •
MO Erie It 4th mtg. 110
500 11l Cent H bds..•.. 943(
50 Welt It
Central ... -
80 do 42
92 1311 of America...oll
100 Pantile Mail 7/
175 dn 71
dO
10do ..... 890'76 .1
0 do ..... . 74 '
200 do 70
80 do 70)gl
TIIE MARKETS.
POO dY N Central ... o
invr
1.30 8 8 144 1 V
do 8144
SO
No . . 81W
SO Nwich & WM' R. 41
4.14 Stortington R—•
- 5 Hudson River R.... 40
50 do .. 40 3 4 .
150 do 44.
/IA) Reading 404.4"
400 do ,110 40
40
125 do
POD WWI& R......1 , 16.18.1W
NO do b 15.133
225 do 133
150 do .
600 Chicago & R 654{
A.Tile. are unchanged, and quoted at 86.12.11 for sots,
nod 3525 for Pearls
FLonit.—The market for State and Western Flour is
less native. but nnohanged. with moderate receipts. and
sales of SOO bble at $6.2055.30 for superfine State;
86.a50640 for extra do; $6300.3.40 for superfine West
ern; 82.00m565 for extra do; 86.70 x 6.76 for extra
round-hoop Ohio. Southern Flour is unehanged. With
wile' of SAO bbl. nt 015.6546.t0 for mixed to good ; and
8666a7.23 .for extras. Canada Flour is better, with
taloa of 30* bbla at 413,636840 for alien.
Cinalx.—Wheat is dull but without change. with sales
of silo buts white Kentucky at 81,8001 . 60. Corn is dull
and droootng. with sales of 6. 003bua at 82e830 [or South
ern yellow new. Rye is dull at 89c. Oats ere dull at 400
elo for Southern. Pennsylvania. and Jersey, and 46gril7e
for State, Canadian, and Western.
, Pena meas.—Pork is firm, With 4tales . or 400 bbl. at
$16.23 for mese. and $11 . 25. fur prime. the stock exert
gate* ar 32,6/0 *swat 34,.939 on the let of Novem
ber. and 30301 on the let December. 180.9. Beef firm.
with miles 300 blelsat elol.ao lot country prime. Sees
8.60 for entintry mess; 0800.10 for repacked Western,
and 810.764r11 for extra meas. The !took amounts to
CAW able and tierces. against 12.801 nn the tat Novem
ber. and 41413 on December let, 1855. Cutinatoa can
lgriiget bbl.
At
j"4°
eGl~o.
Li irietnnlT.
,t/Melydailat
24.-
Markets by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, Dec. I,—Cotton—The steamer Europa - a
new caused lees firmness in the IttatitOt, and ere
demand a redaction: onlr 200 bales were sold to-day.
bales of the week, 13,hrn Intent receipts, '.Z3,8111 halos,
against Iktaj lent year. The receipts thus tar ahead nr
last 'ear. nt all Southern ports ' are estimated at 207,000
bailie. Rock in tort. d, hates,
MOBILE', Den. I.—Cotton quiet and unchanged; sides
In day oi 4 OM/ bales.
Mery Our.bors. Dee. 1 —Cotton—A 000 bales were cold
to-day, at to%'ie Ito for middlings. York vim, net at Ole.
ggehange on London, Elger9 per cent. premium: on
PittwA ork, .%ith; . per cent lower; be daye..Dia V, per
cent. discount; sight bills, %on per cent. discount.
Torzeo, Dee. I,—Flour vary dull. but unchanged.
Wheat very dull; nn sales. 3hnfluents-6,0M bide
Plow and 10.10') hue Wheat.
Burt Wnna , 1) sc. 1--Flour firm; }toward street and
Ohio 05.9731;.. Whest buoyant at $1.362r1 46 for white,
and 21 for red. Corn dull; new white 00073 c;
yellow TO. Whiskey dull at 21360 ;no sales. Provision!:
unchanged. Groceries quiet.
Exchange on Now York unchanged.
The New York Courier and Enquarcr says:
The following is a recapitulation of the amount
of losses during the month of November, Recording
to the hest information we eau obtain. The amount
largely exceeds that for any month of the poet for
ty years
Freight and Vessel. Cargoes.
000 es,asooo
1.920.r50
790.790
In 800 78 , .800
208,900
Stflamers
1 11113 ... .
S•hoonere
Freight and Vosseds....... 83 203 100 e 0.54,3360
CITY ITEMS.
A SAFE. OUR/NAND BRIr,LIATT tlOlll —Our at
tention has renently been called to a new and invaluable
light, entitled the "Levelers Self-Generating Portable '
Gas-Burner and Fixture's," of 'which Minters. Witten '
k Company, No. 6181llarket street, aro the sole proprie
tore. The frequent aicidents arising from the use of j
fluid hes often been a subject of comment, caution, and
evert Itri, Intadvefeloni in these columns, and we have.
therefore, the more pleasure in apprising the public, of
an article which not only effectually obviates this diffi
catty, but places within the reach of all. 'whether in the
city or country, one of the most pleasant, brilliant. and
at the seine time the cheapest, lights that have yet been
prodneed.
By a most iegeaioue arrangement. Ma gas consumed
by thte burner is generated in the lamp to 'JAW, it is
attathed. By actual experiments, made by scientific
men, explosion from the use of fluid ie these gee-gene
rating lamps is rendered imeoseible. This entire sere
tity ia, in fact, obvious latrine examination, and, oonst
ering thin the cost of light by the use of those lamer,
while it is quite as pleasant a light, is scarcely ono-half
that of ordinary gal, we are not surprised to find that
Meagre. Witten , Co. are supplying orden for them
to all parts of the Union. In scores of churches end
Publichalls throughout the country they have already
been introduced, and for these purposes are found to be
the moot comPlete cud respects desirable portable
light ever discovered. As they manufacture magnifi
cent chandeliers, firid,in feet, every design of fixture
tapplied for the consumption of Wirers , gee, this
light is being freely adopted in many places even where
. the latter is accessible. Our oldeet in referring to this
light in sued commendatory terms is to attract public
attention toe first rate article, which. if it wore in our
power, we would have to supersede the nse of all other
Portable lights now in use, from consideration' of safe
ty, If nothing else althourh there aro many other rea
woofer ito general introduction. Railroad companies
are introducing them as car lights, and they are acting
wisely is doing." oa the difference between the light
imparted by these cm larnpaand the ordinary wick light
is almeat incredible. Mews. Witten & Co. are now
rapidly sellbaithefftata and County rights for the sale
of this valuable patent light, and it wilt probably not be
long before' every town and hamlet In the Union
will have made the favorable acquaintanee of the
Loveless Portable Gas-burner."
Ilirrstem, ENTERTMIi3tRNT.—We have been re
quested to direct attention to a mnsical entertainment,
to be given et Musical Fund frail. this (Friday/ even
ing, by the young ladies of the Mount Vernon Grammar
School. The programme eotabinos a rich variety of
chants. choruses, solos. duets, nod deolemations, there
being Mall over thirty different items on the list. The
objector the concert is eminently creditable. the pro
ceed; being intended to procure planes for the school
for the benefit of the pupils. The-pianist for the occa
sion will be Professor Charles Jerrie. The entertain
ment will be given ander the conductorship of our well
known townsman. Professor John Bower.
)101lAC,P, GRVELV.TON CALfrolltra Alai) Tug Mon
, rroxs.—Mr. Greeley, of the Tribune, will deliver a lec
ture this evening at Concert gall, on his experience In
_California and the Mormon counter. We, all remember
Mr. Greelefe late visit to those portions of our tern
tory ; has latetviews with Brigham 'Young: his clear
and vractical views of the institutions of Utah his TO •
caption in California, and the other manifold incidents
Of his tour. By the especial request of the garrison
Literary Irtetitute, as we learn, ha has proparn3 an en
tirely new lecture. embtaeing the result of his observe_
ticas and will deliver it to-night. lily. Greeley is a for
eibte and graphic sneaker, and will be listened to by our
people with great interert.
Wan the advent of the Holidays, everybody is
beginning to think of the time-honored eustodi of
giving and reeei , ing Gine. Thin is right and proper,
end we take pleasure in rooommondinz nil to the grout
" Gift Book Store " of 0. O. Brans, No. 439 Cheetnut
street ovlreie they may purchase a gift in the chaps of
a beautiful book for one dollar. end receive a handsome
and costly Get iu nddition. At no other place in the
Union era there no many beautiful 611 A else given nivel
Or so many entertaining (woke sold.
COMMAS GlPTg!—The moat beautiful And ap
propriate Christmas present is the Oterooseope and
Pictures. The largest aesortment at tho new emporium.
la South Eighth street. JAMES Cass= & Co.
Mn. &sonar would 'brit° the attention of thoso
who would hove their Pianos properly tuned to his card
on our fourth page. See Piano out.
SOcuna Tits suer, by buying your Teas at. John
B. Loves, Seventh end Brown.
TO A COrtnittiPosoarr.—The battle of Waterloo
would probably have been—if we may use the oxpres
siou—adrawn battle, had not Blucher come up to Wel
lington's bole, though we think that Napoleon, during
the night, would have withdrawn hie forces from the
field. England cannot bnni into bottle so terse an
army ea RUseigt, at least not at the outset of the war. It
is not men, however; but money, which decides the fate
of a campaign, , The same may bc" said of the motive
power to a now snit of ()tether' from the "Continental
Clothing Home" of E. H. Eldridge & Co., northeast
corner of Chestnut and Eighth streets,
EAFFLiiO FOR EDWARD EVERRTT'S MOW
ACRIPTA,-At the Washington 8' ace Fair. n rhino woe
held. in which Mr. Everott's manuscript of his ora
tion an Mr. Choate was drawn by Mr. Biehardsnn,
find Mr. Everette manuscript of hie address on Web
. ster was seemed by 33 J. Lang, We understand that
it is else demsned to Out OD at suction the original
manuscript oepy of a Bret-rite notice, once written by
Mr. Everett for the Brown atone 0109 41 ng hall of
Auokhili & Wileou, Nde,6o3 did 600 Chestnut street,
above Sixth.
lIDRADJa Abrestar, the philosopher of the Tn.
bum; will tie in town to day. Ho will have that white
:hat on for the estsvial oomurion only. He will deliver a
lecture this evening before the Harrison Literary In
stitute, on his adventures in California and the Mormon
country., He will toll the people how lie bearded old
Brigham in hie dent how he scared the buTaterst; how
he electrified the Cslifoinione; and how he was fur-
viatica bv the Mormon elders with on order to procure
for the inhabitants of that reeiois complete suits of the
'beautiful &calling manufactured by Granville Btoitee,
N 0.60 Chestnut street. above Sixth.
•
Ovr . ELtirGENCE.
ISEX_FOURTE,PAGIL
- • . _ .
ARRIVED.
' Bark 'American, Wortinger, 13 dare from Ca4enae,
with Molecule. to Stewart anion & Co. Lot i brig Model,
• tire loadinflor thilllbalOttt.l. NOV 20th, Int 2532, long
' 20,11200 tk gidelia; Fanning, from: OttlYeetlin for
irernean,9 &Lye nut, Int wan: ,
Bark RowlaDa.Ndsit,7. li dais from Mob i le, with
l3l llrirtfaci t° R Po t n i tioll. ligtora day from Newilcel
. ford, with oilt Pennell . B9ntora,n daysfromNewDcd
ford, to bhobe r. Bantle& & On!
- . liarrAmy, Hammond, 4 days from Boaton r with radar)
to Te& Om- .- - - ' ,
Brined, Brownalidays from Black River, To, with
blew. &o. to .0 N Weigle? & Co. Lea brig Eniarald
Isle . for P hiladelphia next, day. ,
' - Brig Molonkue ifilitonell 02 daye from Grand Turk, TL
with rialt.to El -Bauder & CO. r,OO arid latM39 long
70* kPokk bar Dacotab, Deno, from Norfolk foe ha
.TWA,.
Bohr, N i llolmew, Brower,4 clay' from Dennievllle, in
-: tat to area tr. Obdahall. '
tat to 00 mu t ing ; whilden. 3 days from New:Yorlc,
- .wit bUrloi , to Masao*. Collins 4 CO.
ffebra'olegraph. Hared. I day from Bourns, Del, with
'r- wheatno J air Buren& Boa. . *.
;• SOO J W RalLlNlerrie, 1 day from Little Creek, Del,
%Stain to.Jes.l. Bewley & Co.
-r, Diamond (itate, Smithers. 1 day from Milford,
...Delorrith corn to J ll MeColley
,/, -_, - hel4fler sy lll t irti , 2. VI! from Indian River, with
'l .
%ken' Oat i lle o rilt days from Indian River,
~,k ,
~, ~,,,,,..., FLY; Brignege, 2 Co . lays from Laurel, Del,
... WA re* W Bacon & Co. , : - ..,
_
ExohnuMk
( 6141 fik0"tia• A infl' io /13, Deal4P
litom beige went in tine or.
-,-otav" 4.,iliwto.toomornut.
-.1.11.08,5, miens,
Nnirositalai.
Artaiothrie j tviw ; k t
it" 1 14 4.11.1!4
•
Below. a ship supposed to be the Harvest queen, from
Liverpool; also the hark &moon.
NoivOlx: Dee.•
/Wind. brig Hoye, la days from St Vtheent. The
-market there Was Well stocked with Amerioart proiluoe,j
MEMORANDA.
ifteamship Do Sotenlullook, for Havana, cleared at
r 4 ew . YOrk Yeaterday.
Ship Ann E Fleenor, Hooper, fur Philadelphia, sailed
from Liverpool 17th ult.
Ship Bit John Franklin, Lelar. for Rotterdam, cleared
at Baltimore 30th ult.
Brig holm Griffin, hence. arrived at Boston SOth ult.
Brig Orme, Baker. from Now Bedford for Philadel
phia, arrived at New York yesterday.
Brig H Leeds, Grant, hence for NewburYPort. at Nil
gartown 29th elt, and sailed again next day.
Sohn beano Rich. Smith. Edwin Reed, Chipman. Cou
rier, Crowell, and Mountain Avenue, Greenfield, hence.
arrived at Roston 30th tilt,
Bohr W A Haminond;Cain, from Baltimore, arrived
at Bosn tul t.
Behr I to l A 39 8 h 0w e, Rogers, for Phikdelphia,sailed from
Salem Seth ult.
Bohr Fredk Reed. Btatohford, for Philadelphia, milled
from Eastport 21st ult.
Schr Mimic Diamond. Young. from Delaware City, at
New Bedford 30th ult.
Behr J Jones, Stephenson, cleared at Now York yes
terday for Wilmington. Del.
Bahr J A, Bayard, Higbee, for Boston, cleared at Wil
mincton, Del, Seth ult.
M Bo hr Gen It, nnghnon, Scudder, for St Marks , cleared at
ile 23th ult. .
Bohr Elena & flebecoa. Prioa.cleared at Charleston
28th ult. for Jacksonville.
Satire Amon, Crosby, and J ' Whelden, Smith, elearefi
at Now York yesterday for Philadelphia,
Sch re Sophia Ann, Smith. and H Payson, Crowell, from
Bolden for Philadelphia. arrived at York Yesterday,
Propeller Mars. N inhale, cleared at New York yester
day for Philadelphia.
HOLMES' HOLE, Nov.= P. M.—Arrived Bohr Ton
-1185600, It, ouster, Eastport for Philadelphia.
bid. Bahia E W Perry. Edward Latne, er. Robert Gil-
Otto, Henry May, Mary Patterson, hi B Mahony, and
elms Loeser.
291 h—hr, ochre Everglade, Watts, Philadelphia for Sa
lami ft Tan take. end Triumph, clarit. Sultan for
PhilaiiMPhitti David Smith. Houslass. end Maria Roy
alton, Palmer. Salem for Philadelphia; II B Baseman,
Burke, and E Stratton. Webb, Braintree for do; Martha,
Clark, Enstvort for do.
Sid, ochre Orris Francis, Albert Treat, Tennesoce,
Star, Golnair. Maria Eozanna, B Stratton. and Martha.
30th—Ar and old, ochre Sharon, Thuile, Newburypert
for Philadelphia: Osolinn. Carman, (Dalais for do.
Also aid, bilge Emulate, Geo Harriei sabre Emily Fow
ler, Everglade, HAM Smith. and H Bascomb.
Romatne at 10 AM, wind SSW, blowij fresh, ochre
Silver Magnet, repg; It L Tay,Triumph, Eliza Frances.
NOTIgE TO if ARIIIVERS,
The Crone Ledge Light veinal (Delaware Bey) Will ho
removed from her station, for the winter eenson, on or
about the 30th blot
30 8. STELLWAGEN, Commander U. 8. N,,
Light House Ineneetor, 4th Dietrint.
Plahtdelphin, Dee 2d, PIA d 2 St
tHRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTE6B
VP PO 12 o'oLoox LAST Mar
GIRARD HOUSR—Cheetnut et.. below Ninth.
Wlt Jones.llarrisburg D Tilton,ston, N Y
J N Gale, Chicago T N Y
Jan Evans, S C A H Chappell. Gm
Miss Chappell, Columbus S A Kent. Chicago
Bird Patterson P Curtis, Boston
Ron J P Hale, Dover, N H It I' Cutler, San Fran
Mr Wyman & la, Balt A M SawyerOlass
8 Sawyer, Mass
Y. y. Stogie, Me
C Harris, Norfolk Emorick & rant
8: Duarte, Tenn A Dubreul
Hon Wl' Fessenden, Me Hon J Collamer, Irt
in° %Varian. N Y J 8 March. Wash
It Wood. N Y P 8 Sinclair, Jame/ city
Jim Sanders. Dalt Mine J M Kennedy, Balt
I ft Jones. FM rrielnirg M C Fitch, N Y
Jno 0 Cook & la. N Y IM Gunderson. N Y ..
It C R Martin, Nashville Miss Marna, Nashville
C In .1 e. N
Jas McCullough, NY Non if Wilson & la, Mass
II Murphy, and lad y... Cal
Y ,T
Antos Cameron N
Win V Broken. N Y W Mulliken • Mass
A H Reeder, 'kaston
It H Campbell, Newark, NJ A A Heinen, Mil
N Porter, Jr, Conn C P. Knevnls, N y
.t Preston & wife. Conn N Southwick & wi. NY
M. P Bacon. Pawtucket Thus H Buckler. Halt
C H houthard & la, N Y plea Brush, N Y
Root britrni N Y A Kuberlv, England
It Kemp, Kem Eng
T B Horwitz
lt P Horwitz. Bolt . Balt
RH Monte, Balt
W IM Brooke, Phila. A W Leisenring, Pa
JONES' HOTEL- Chestnut street. above Sixth,
F A Jones. Phit& If 8 Scott, Philo
Ii C Bohlen & la, Ohm II B Rest, Alo
G Ron. Mo semi Croy, am
3 htidlowney, Ireinnit p 011nra, St Louts
li F Anners,ra A A Gregg, N Y
3 1. Scott, Pa C P Duval, La
N Hunshurger.Del C E tilienhard, Balt
3 (3 Pitssatriolt. bait E Akers. Balt
W H 14 Pullen. Hiohtntown 3 M ' , Mien. Hichtstrown
V, E Jewell & In, Ira I 1 M William.
_Chicago
8 Mcßae,
_N 1r F Atkinson, N Y
H Reed, Mass A YI . Bowden, Mass
F Petrol & la, N Y Miss J Fetus, N Y
I S Ball, N Y 080 It Bell, N Y
a
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth et.. below Arch
A B Weieloe, Wisconsin David Ilmr, Lancaster
Jobn /Ineptly, Ind A G Turner, LLIZOTIII3
E Lyon, Muncv • Pa W P White, Masa
Mee 7.oreme. 'Clearfield Mrs Wainwright. Cal
(leo Weatlierbead.R 1 li B Frazer & sister. Mo
C Burnett. XY T H Nut:won Indiana
TN ler Cobb. Masa J moinnan, Juniata co
MBOllllO, N Y
FRANKLIN 110U8E—Chestnut st., above Third.
t ii ,,, to izpanzlor, N Y Aire Reed. Pi its
Miss Reed, lli , la Sohn Beed, Yhili,
Pam! Bavree, N Y leaa.i, it Lee. Brooklyn
las C Collins & Is, Mils IdraJ P l'avloy Norristown
C A Ward. N Y Thai 14n11,N Y
W M Waring, N II Thos Frazier. Brooklyn
Win T Carter, Temaqua,Ps W Harrison, N Y
A Clotos, N 17 A A Lane. N Y
Palmer Loper, Philo B C Rumba N Sr
THE UNION 11011IL—Arah street. above Third.
J T Neilson Pittsburg H S Overholtz, Overton
hirs AI Overholta, Fayette Col R Untold'. Teinaoutt
II oayes,l4arrisborg H fhirk. Lent:aster on
Werts. Clinton co 31 R R Rothwell. Dol
J 81111111afie l'ottovale R It R-übakor, Pa
O Wagger!. Tamaqua I Reocham,
Deuce, Ilempain C DilltMliarnA New York
OW Dane, Now York I M !Drone, New York
0 W Lamson, Phila.
AMERICAN HOTEL:-Cheetnut et., oh. Fifth.
E Clillord. Milford G Wiloox, Milford
F MI Bostwick, Boston W E thithnm, Boston
TR Hayes, N Y Wm I) Sawn, Del
J M Smith, Mkt Antlw Mclntyre, Elkton
Mr Sortorimr, Wacitinchati Mr Anon, Washincton
D Decker tc la,Washing ton A l Nse, Ye.
13 F Dupnr, Lynn, Mese T A Connin :ham, Balt
.1 M Frick. Mincreclle Jacob Van Dyke, .3
Son Williamcon, N J W Corliaa. N Y
E Wheaton. Baltimore M Myera, Baltimore
C W Oldham, Baltimore
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market at.. above Sixth
AC Thomson. Philo W Ff Rosenattil, Pa
0 Suok, Conte pa, T Young. Coatesville
Wrightsville lialcClung, Va.
II Stephenson, Harrisburg II 1) 'Harlan,Coatosville
8 Wili101111•CORtellVille A L Minch, Perry co. Pa
EAGLE HOTEL—Third street. above Rata.
3' Samuel, N Y J E Parton N 3 -
C PAITIATTIII,DeI Co I Bull. Noribampton co
0 Kimball, N J J Marshall, West Chester
T Travills. Chester co .5 Y Wtlson, Boston
aßrown. Ti Y T Fowler. pa •
3 Metes. Lewisburg Mr Dickey, Chester co
H Adams. Mo AI DShsw, Wheeling
Y Brete, N Y A Jackson, Pa
A
3 liew
rn, it, Ger
Phila. mantown P 8 Smith, 14.1
Ke
MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third street. alt. Callowhill.
Jon Creasman, Sellersville 8 Wittenmyer,MiddleburS
.1 . McClintock. Jonestown 1 B Bilheitner, Pit
8 HA qkmnn . Pa Wm Seibert • Bethlehem
it Be, Allentown - Thea Spangler. Pa
Jacob Wieeland. Pn Wm hngteri Pn
NI Lynn, Pa ,
0 R Wood, Resten 1 , weitzel, Basks to
B W Priest. Boston
B M Santee, White Haven Dr J R Evans, W Haven
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third, above Callowhill.
PeterSteinel, Reading II Bray. btinthey town
A P Sworer. Allentown 0 W Iredell, Phtla
tt Maurer. Pa Ell Bechtel. Pa
I It Bechtel. Rending Time 1 4 With, Danboro
I) Bair. Frit densburg P 8 Better, ti Y
BA1,1) EAGLE—Tlordstroet. above Callowbill.
Crewmen Pa W Keeler. Pa
Dental Rie...el,Yasten Tbos Henlmmo. Easton
Wm Mohler, Easton J 1%1 Tl iokeoh, Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL—Rate ot., above Ala
Mr Huber as wife, Pa P Brown k eon, Pa
3 Granger, Armstrong co Mrs Farah Brock, Pa
0 Crook, Allentown P Brock. Allentown
m Reynolds, Pitteburg W Pthopn. Pa
.1 Brown, York .1 Buntzinserßr, Pa
RWalter, roatesvillo 3 1 Hamilton. Jlativltin
H W Bonsai!. Norristown S Kirk, Clnimbersburg
I B Smith, Allentown 8 J Marshall. Allentown
W Ault, Amman l 3 1,) Boyer, Tamaqua
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tively oure Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous De
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01113111111.T211Notsscses FAMILY BZW/Milik-M1019(11,
AT BIDOCSD PTICEA
730 CHESTNUT STREET,
PIIILATELTIIIt•
MS Plums or
strzeutics SEWING MACHINES
HAvA! Bincs!! RADucsA:ll Wl-3m
WHEELER it WILSON 4Snwura 141iaritrau.
—Philadelphia Offme. OS CHESTNUT Stmt.
Merchant? orders filled et the SAME DISCOUNT u
by the Company.
Dramalt <Aces in 'fronton, New Jolla), and Easton
and Westchester. Pa. sell-lm
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urge or mall.
L FIVE PER CENT. Interest In paid for mpne, from
the day it is put In.
3. The money is always paid baok in GOLD whenever
is called for, and without notice.
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Guardians. and other Truataes, in Varga or ,mall sums,
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d. Offtee oven every day—WALNUT Street, eouthVreet
corner Third &tract. Philndelchirt.
SBA MB S SAVING 'AND—NORTHWEST
(Liam &MOND and WaLitan Btreets.—Deposits re
ceived in small and large amounts, from all classes of
the community, and allows interest at the rate of five pee
cent. per annum.
M2l;lia=il/11;112ill
Moe oven daily, from 9 until 3 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 In the evening. Provident,
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and deoretark, CHAP
M. MORRIS.
ONB PRIOR CLOTHING OF THE LATEST
BMus, made in the beet manner, exproaaly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling pnoee marked in
Plain Figures. All goods made to ordor warranted setts
ihotory. Our ONE-PRICE System is etriotly adhered
to, an we believe this to bo the only fair War of dealing.
Alt ate thereby treated alike. JONES & CO.,
BR 'MARKET Street.
SALAMANDn FIRE-TROOP SAPS& -A very
large assortment of SALAMANDERS for sate at reason
able prises, No. 301 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
wag tS V.VANB to WATSON
HARRIS / BOUDOIR SEWING MACHINE.
IMPROVED DOCILE-THREAD.
FIRST PREMIUM AT EVERY PAIR.
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GAB•LAMP DIEPOZ---SIXTII AND ARCM
MARRIED.
PIERSON—IIENDRICICSON.—On the P3th ult.. by
Rev. Dr. Ennitieri.er. r, Jahn L. Pierson to Miss
M Ilondriekstoi. both of Wilmington, Del.
LARKIN —6lhlms.—tin the lith ult.. by Rev. W.
Kenney. Wm. P. Larkin, of thin city. to Margie. E. M.
dnuslitor of Dr..l Simms. of Wthnington. Dol.
rt E—M ASON.--On the 10th tilt.. et Williamstown.
N. J.. by Roe. Charles P. Ford. Mr. Lnwrenee Cnke. or
FrAnkluiville, to Mrs. Barak Macon, formerly of qua
env.
Pi US—BAKE/I.—On the 2tth Ult.. by Row. G. W.
German. 'Edward C. Parka to Etat bath E. Baker. •
tiltUft6—PASCOE.—On the trlnh nit, at Alexandria
Vn.. by now. initn f.. Nero., Mr. Win. R. Grubb, at
num city. to Miss Mary P., daughter of the orlielattng
darn. nom
•
1111TowNNON—KARL.-1)0 !be .7th Hoptembor r by
Roy. D. W. Itirfino, Mr. John IL Hutchinson to .Nli:is
Mory E. Hari. oil of this city,
9NITER-111ERVINR.—On the 27th 7entomber,by
Roy. Goo fintolov, Oliver Got dor. of Pionliana!, to
Carolina Alinira Mervin°, of this city.
REESI3.—On Wednesday morning; November 30th
Margaret. wife of George S. Reese.
The friends of the family ere invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of her husband. nile Spruce
street, this I Friday I mortonti December 2t. at i i
o 'clock. Funeral Servicep nt Church of ihn Hpinhany.*
EDGY.—DeI thie life, nt Norristown,
blontvn
mery county. on the 20th ult.. Mrs. Julia Eder. re
but of the late Richard A. T. &ley. Eno., for merlP of
the Island of Berbadoee, I . in the Lid year 01 her
Tbo Wends of the family are respeotfulls invited to
attend the funeral, without further nettee, limn the re
sidonne of her daughter, Mrs. Julia St. Clair, on dater
day. the id of Deoomber. at I n'olnek P. M.
BOND.—Ott the 29th ult., Joeepb Bond, In the 2.7 th
year of his ace.
Funeral from 1011 Into residence. Nn. 1223 Citron at
thin t Friday) efterimon, nt 2 o'clock.
lIAVNE.--On the 20th ult., Ss nth Ann, wife of Malmo
Got no, in the 2111, rear of nor age.
Funeral from the restdenee of her uncle, Cliristoph.,
Shall. No. lett7 Cowslip street, Otte Say street,/ on
Saturday afternoon, at 2 Wake)"
tho 20th ult., Mu, Sarah Smith, to the
Cdtl year of her ace.
Vonotnl from her Into residence No, 1023 Wallace at
on Sundae afternoon. et 2 o'clock,'
MOYOM.—On the 29th Wt., Many, wife of Michael
MnYont, Gs the 27th year of her 1120.
_Funeral from the restdance of her husband. No. 9
Prospect alley. between Ninth and Tenth ono Filbert
and Arch. taja (Prat/VI) aftarafaal. at 2 o'clock.
YETERSON.—On the WM ult.. Anna Mary, &Waiter
of George and Mary E. Peterson. sod 2. years and 7
months.. ~. .
O'CONNOI2.—On the .19th ult., Patrick O'Connor,
eyed 40 Years.
Funeral from the residence of his brother. John
O'Connor. fierinq Garden al reot. coat of Twenty-talk
•
Ono(( Friday i mottling. nt 9 o'clock.
Slf.AW.—Qn the Mk ult.,
at Pekin. 111. , in the 97th
year of her ago, Harriet A., wife of Randolph M.
Shaw. and daughter of Henry and Catherine Bolfner,
'
of this city.
•
TILACIC AND PURPLE VALENCIAS,
A- 0 3734 cents.
Block mid Purple Velvet poplins.
Canulla Cloths, Sni cents.
" Dross Sac
and White Lupin'a Mousselines. 873 i cents.
" Imported De Lames. IS cents.
Velvet Pophns end Velour Reps.
k i dit 3 tl; C elli= road and
0 -
0 Silk Warp Cashmeres end onmhastnes.
4 . Thibet and Bey State Long Shawls, tte.
Just mewed by
DVASSON BON. Mournins Store,
ntltSp! C kIBTN UT Street.
HORACE eiII.V.M.V.V
LIORACE OREELEY!!
ILORACE GREELEY!!!
Win deliver an er r t s fa r r ix
CTIIRg
CALIPOR NIA AND THE 111011moNs.
AT CONCERT HALL, TO-MOUT,
Ilefhre the Harman Literary Institute.
Tickets 2.5 cent.. For sale at Parry &
Hazard's, .11 , trtien's. liendoreon'a, Sixth and
Arch, and Ban uea, Sixth and Vine.
Lecture to commence at 7.4 It
irrOFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES,
Putt DCLPItt A, Pecenthar t. 1859.
NOTICE TO PAX-PAYERS.—The Tax•psyern of
the several Wards of the City of Pinladolphm are here
to, 110tIfiAti that If the Btate and City Inxee, due fox the
near MO, ore not Paid before the first day of lutWery.
interest will be charged thorene, and lho names of
all delinquent tax pavers will be published, end thirty
seven cents 137)adititinniii will lie charged for tatt,h na
tion. Also, niter the lath dar ofhinuary, MO, a ponsltY
of b per cont. will ho added upon all Wes remaining
umlaut, and costs thereon fur collection.
(Signed/ A. 1. PLONIFIRFELT,
d 2 Receiver of Taxes,
frro. F. C. C.—A SPECIAL MEETING
of the BOARD will be hold THIS (Friday)
EVENING. of the metal time end pince.
Hopretontotlpoo will ideate) be punctual in atten
dense. Ily order or
TAS B. NICHOLSON, Provident.
W. D. 217V , 111NR. FOncrotarY. lt•
irrREV. IL GRATTAN GUINNESS WILL
Preaoh in the Central Preslrvierian Church,
011111,1 corner of EIGHTH and r'lt ER RV Street,
THE- (Thursday/ and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at 7'.;
o'clock. On Friday everon- the service will be f or
. Vonqe Men only. ,On SATURDAY At TERNOON, et
n clock, in the Clinton•qtcet Preehrternin Church,
(Nev. corner of ThNTII and CLIN
TON. SATURDAY EVENING, at o'clook, in tto
Alexander Preebvtorinn Church, I env. Dr. Novins'ed
corn •r of NINETEEN' II and °SEEN /Dreg le.
...yu r nti c m ;t e l t f;: n E , T I ti,ll—.T9ll:li BROWN.
freedom A will i i ,t e lad in 141, • •14,1z, n ,17,; ' , f ,1:. m b r i a a r r c;',1,
street, above Twelfth. on KID AY. Dee. 2—the day of
John Drown'a execution—at 104 o'clock A. AC. Dr.
Furreee and Lucretia 'Mott will be ainen4 thee, °Moro.
Loiters recently received from Capt. Drown. none of
which have en yet been and which are of the
&collet interest, will he road on the oecntoon. Admit
tance free. dt -21
ITT'A LEcTURE FOR JUVENILES A NO
A utrurs will he delivered 10 , Mr. YOUNIL nt
the CALVARY LSIIYTERIAN CHURCII. (in the
Lecture Room), (COURT FL, Above Fifteenth —dhoi
trete.] with, henntiftil prontienn. emenrous Vatlollll,
pertly etntionary, nil cenver. I:lodrize, ns vrelddial ;
and. part!, SUCCONNIVO. RN I/wed...in.( Vie, n—on
DAY evening, Derernber Doors open nt 0,
clock,
to corn:entice at Tickets 15 cents; children 10 cents.
which with programmes, procured nt the Prridlyterien
%Id° Chestnut street. opposite the or et
the door. For particulars ace pro4rarnmon. -.lt •
5-• JOSEPH HA lIK EH. Esg„ %my,
TURK or, JOHN BROWN, or ilia True and the
F"lso Pillinnthrooird. with ik Review of riddra.,,,, by
Wendell Main/no and Help)) Waldo EITIVTAMJ. at CiiN
OKHT hi,. on 8 sTITHOAY I , venine. (Wernher
Tickets in cords. Lady and contleman :a cents. SO
I'II7L.IIIELPJIf.O EXCII AMIE COPd PA
r3 NY 'Nov. 29, 12fia (moral meeting of the
tncklialdere of the Philadelphia Eachanie Companv.
kill ho hold on MoNDAY NEXT, December tan. at ;2
M., at the EXCIIANtIE.I Room Na aao for thy pewee
of &octat NINE MANA &TIM to Nerve int the ensuing
)(qtr. end for the trtinettelinn or other bEisinefiN.
n29-8t WM. S. f:RA XT. Secretary.
PAIRMEItS ,
rr BANK, l'im,Anut,pa
At an Elootton held (,n Dia
fun , wing-named stookholdi
of thin Bank:
P. A. Mercer,
Edwin M. Lowla,
John Aighlturet,
Gerrgo W. Farman,
Anthony J. Alltolo,
Josoph Harridan. Jr.,
WtßLam
And at a Afeetin,t, Of tin
atERCEB,Dat., was unn.)
drat, EDWIN AI. LEW/H,
Wit LIAM. RUSHTON. Jr. CII
)129 lot
AND MECHANICS'
ilik, Nov. 28, 181.9.
21st of Noverolmr,lß9, tho
ors wore elected Directors
Robert v. Mease.Y,
Joshua Tl. Lircineett
James It. Campbell,
I. l'etchertoii II Well is zoo,
Fronets 'Pete,
John C. Verr,
Woodward.
Dtrentors this clay. S. A.
initnously ro•nlneted Prex,
i, Esq., Vico ProstOunt, and
CIIMUMMMI
110,11t1) 31,1 NA..
11, GI , IIIP, the Lehtgit_Vatioy ItOlfond eptniki”ty
o , lvo this day declared n pivldomA
CENT. (Di en() 'K, nod IJIt CF , NI', IN
CASH . , nn the stook of the Company, floor of State tax,
her the Year ending 31it day of rlotohsr, PPD. rat /ode t o
the Stonkholdera atanding on the nooks of the C 'nukny
thee d d r y , o 7 tmr4rit i lasre se n i t:, Ve ft s t , r h tt a n o nA alter the
eo of Cho
Company, No. 303 erAt Str eet.
J. N. ItUTUIUINSON, Treasurer.
Phila.. Nov.o. IMP. nit-thawiot
LECTURES ON AS
TRo NO ittV.
0. MITC.IIEI,f, the eminent Afilronottior mud
gifted Orator. will deli Ar 110 following Course of Lon.
tutee in the Musical t'upd Halt, under the auspices of
the Young Men's CIITIPIIIIII AtliOriflt1(111:
TqBENY. Noy. lath—The Strueture and Perpetuity of
the l'lnnotary Spstom.
Tuesday, Nov. 20d—The Motion, and Revolutions of
tlae
SAtUrthtt, Nov. 28th—The Number, Distance and
hf_agnitude of the °biotite comprising the Calear.
Tuesday Nov. toth—The Motion,. and Ilevollitiono of
the Fixed stars, and the Translation or tho Suns and
Solar Branton through space.
Tioltetil for the eouree, one dollar.
Tickets for the rollnie t admitting a gantlaau m and
two ladies, two dollars.
'Pickets for a single lecture, fifty mints. Cet4 he hod
at the principal bookstores, nod the rooms of the
Alon's Christian Association, No. /085 0 and ttllt tllm•
nut utteet, not ti
TIM Pagg§.—PHILADELPMA; FRIDAY, lEtEMBER Z 180.
NOTIOE.—The PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY hereby gives notice, in ac
cordance with the provisions of en Act of Assembly en
titled "An Ant relating to Liens of Comp - on Carnets
and Others," approved Merrill It. 18.93, to the ewnori.
the 00110100000. coil to all other parties in any way in
terested tit any of the yoods, wares, or merehendise,
mentioned in the schedule attached to this notide. that
the Barrio remain% on storage at the respective Stations
named below—that they were carried upon the line of
egid }tharna.l at the dates nod to the constanees men
tioned in the schedule, end there to due un the genie
the respective amounts Stkted. In said schedu po le. Not cc
Is hereby given to the said owners, consignees, and ou
twit interested. in necordence with the provisions of said
Act or Ass. mblv • that UW.B7 said footle. wares, or me r
°window ore claimed and the charges paid. they will,
ardor Or way (e(nnA or Wild Act of Aesomtdv, bo sold !)),
Public Salo, at the Depot or the said Pennsylvania awl
rot.lCompitny, vn. la 7 POCK vltreet m thecitY or
on MONDAY, Ifrontriber 19th. I at 9, commencing
at 10 A. M. and that the proceed s will be enpiled W
to O
payment chatpen rind expellees, end the routine. if
be held subject to the order of the owner of the
Mia t ° A . NS , [OI , Ik:E. ARTICLES, FR t 101 IT.
1851.
Nov 7. John Hibbing,
- 0455
Feb2o, 3 W Niers, 2 bond lent poles, 7 05
.Ayr 27, El 111cCabli. 21 nun stooks 7 0,1
May 10, 'MD Jones, box dru.e. 5 13l
July 20, 1 inn, Smil h, & Cu, 2 bhls putts. 5 25
Aug 2, Lammed a 0, 2 boxes ol hats. 9 63
23, vd Wridit, 1/s4 of bags, 76
Bert 21 13 nimonil
, , lox butter. 76
21, 11 El !hickey. box morchandise, 2 92
not 10, Dichardson Se Coat., box tobsceo. 7 11(1
Der 27, 5170 re,Wli ite & Co, 2 bas 2
polio,
inaell'O, 15 33
WM
Feb 21, .Ino Johns. box hitters, DO
April 2, 11 0 Helmbold, box drugs. 12 DO
" 12, 1.1.2 Snoodor, I ilEy hubs. 13
t 0), •E J 2needo2, 100 whis2.7, 307
May 29, Don & Jenks, box merchandise, 11 52
July 70, (1 if Eltrooll 14. Co, child's nusob, 140
Nopt2l, 11 Fowling, 20111217 hide. 2 20
Deo 6, 3 1, Booth. box merohnnOise, 767
2, 11 8 Moldittrins, box merchandise, 434
3837:
Jnn 8, .1 1 Burnett, box merchandise, I fs
13, Stine 3. Brother, box merchandise, 167
Mar 7, A face, 2 lingis barley, 1 117
lone 2J, 11 Harley. box merchandise, 3 41
July 23, 11 Allman. Miller worket, 2 81
24, C Bradrold, box me chantline, 2 sa
Aug 1, 1 II NV/vim/M r bllatllo gam pines, 75
Sept 25, 1 L Lamblin. lot Ming fixtures, B ID
.• 21, 1 I. Lambhil, lot swim fixtures, 5(0
Oct 2, 13 j &metier, t on xes glassware.
3, I, II Colburn, safe and cress, 7 3 72
" 18 8 Benjamin. 3 boxes merchandise, a 51
Nov 213, Thompson 33 Stew
art 1 box merchandise, 205
• •
2R, vollinrsbosth los olds.,
DP• O 19, P, Tam 1.1 k Co, box books,
99, 1' SY llhelTer, chest,
1813.
Mar 8, WSS esuxti, box show case ; 802
44 19, 13 Elba A Po. box morolontluo, 90
, 24, Burnell it Snyder, trunk, 640
" 211, Tri& I R Pose, bale wadding, NO
),, p„ o njg 0 A B, barrel oil 3 5.4
A fT ,,
24, Be '' an. a., 4SS
May 3, Adorns Express Co, trtiolr, 209
3. Boron{ G fr. B, barrel oil, 283
" 13, 1.1 Wilson, xtnntl. 2;10
Juno 24, CSi IlotlEoss. 2 iitowins mochinos, 14 4n
Aug 14. Burnie. ole B, borrel nieroliondlso. S 2 l
16, C K Kinuix, 1 box, 2 25
LOCAL FREIGIVr.
Jon Jon It Stonimon & Co, 250 spoLeß.
4 Wind milli/
Nov 5 B H Beolc,
1824.
June 11, R bloAdamm, oboe. m.rohaucbge, ILI
Am, o, .1 bloi,ollond, bbl Bedford %voter, 2 its
na 11. I Coprod, b , x and barrel, 125
poo 23, Brlnghorst dc. Co, crooe-out B&W, 1 0.3
Dec 31, A Alsortoh. chest,
31, At Robinson, chest,
VW.
Anrl24. W P linsling, I,ll' Bedford Water, 3 10
J0r.22. J Mara. box dry goods, 4 0
July 7, C Solomon, tripod. 318
AT BALTIMORE.
DeDeo V, Slagraw k Xenna, barrel and bag, 396
AT LANCASTER.
IMO.
PM
M Y n " 6 t'lltr T i" At:n:l6.f. 7o
.3, 11 8 I.ohlot sh,
may
13 ,31 1310,3 n, barrel Ilqunr. 73
, 13 Wilmer, box if ntlitoes. ] 67
2 bnxee liquor. 45
July 117: ( J ) j i gge r : R It mnP, IG
AT lIARRISBURO.
1.854.
Jun 17, 1 Winobronner, reaper.
Fob 16, 1 Winobronnor, 2 teapot's, 963
18 08
18.56.
91ur 24, 1 Locinon, trunk, 1 48
j9 ` ° l:i vft a er I r lm6h n d !" . l feoau4, tozn7rßi 4Vs
" 25. 1 I' I,s - ne.b, iron furnace, 40
cart 27 , , 1AILK!'llt": 2 boxes, 635
2 boxes. . 2 05
27, Drown a Co, pump and 4119, 0 76
1ft&I,
61nr 12, Manklin On Roberto, box Inerekandioo, 2 00
Juno 2, W Juke, 6 chitiro.t.sttle & badqd 463
Nov 25, 1 Davis, I) IBaohino, box and
wheel. 1 Eb
I€sl.
51nr 7, FA Brown, °Seat. - 100,
Joni, 77. A B Young . , box nil, 85
JulY .15, Annie Fin - goon, Olen, 6UO
Atit 10. James Teiliole, 014111110. a. $ 4O
heTt. 21, Green h Roes, 2 car loads lumber, 36 31
Oct 20, J intneenn, boy, 700
E Taylor, lot Nandi - lea, 66 00
1853.
. _
Mn; . 1. It Holland. link D skins, 77
April 7. II Gilbert, barrel. oil, 2 &I
MILT 25, H Pat nn. 2 boxes merobandise, 6 16
June 6, f W WilkesOn, I " 60
July 7. I nem, cannon & carriage, 11 00
°
21, I) E Vans. trunk. 121
Any 10. I Bauman. orate hair, 1 8.9
Unman Powell, 2 boxes liquor, 10
0 0 tontinv & Miler. 'wash machine, 25
10. Frills. Frolior, .2. Cn, 7 base of bass. 620
24, B D Parry, 2 boxes furniture, 1 91
Sent lA. 1) Lint. saw summer, 1 to
' D. II 17,i,k% seater. 2.5
Oct 11, E Parker. corn iihnilin & plagarer, 10
AT DUNCANNON.
Itl5R.
Al , y 21. 1: 4 1 , 13 , 1 n i0r,
Aug 31. -.llllllle'r
1.3
Aprl 17. Fry & Brines, 2c ,: o x. rmlantein, BR4
lien b,
C Decker, 27
1437.
'Mar 11..1 F NteNonl, 11•4 of ham
Nov 2. I) Cle'hod, box merchandise. • 1 7t,
AT PERRVIVILLE.
•
3lne 4. 8 Okpann. Piano Mix, 139
0 , 4 , Miller Clotyter, man ttupenoenro, 3in
Sept 21, J lintel tlmpty keg and I tar, Gs
A'l' MIFI 6 LIN.
1%55.
Sear tn, J Sear, box eigarti, LO
ISSG.
'lnn 4, It final.
Aug 11. J C .13urnx
AtAy 29, (.14011 A Ilaun, sfaro.
July 27, Silo!nor, box drugs.
AT LEWISTOWN.
'pm I.
Nor t. li Jarnoson,
Una 6. AI Pallier,
" J Grubtr,
MST.
Apra 1. IN Brown & Co, oboist,
Oct 17, John Irwin, 7 nos machinery,
1858.
Jon 11. A 'Manny,
r 1 Frnrnt.
" J f. Tensor,
" .7 Minsor,
4 la, It Montt,
" 21, A Foust.
July 1, .1 C Veneer,
Ann a, 1 N Ohara. onpor pankare.
1".. M A Bonner, 9 loco II If goods,
25, A Thompson, reaper.
Sept IS. J Brockhato, I has mar hangings, 4 49
AT MOUNT UNION,
110.
G, D Gnilnnith,
1333.
Mar 23, A Stumph,
- -
FM-
Ort 22, A C Oroenland, 21.nrrnis olny,
?), W Brown. lirrn/wlnikoY.
AT IrtINTINUDON.
1995.
Peer 1, IV Inittalrer. hnx.
13, flll Price, 7 M
Ont
3 barrels crackers, 1 30
Nov 29, A Stevert, elder will, 1 02
17, A hinrrie, stove, 2 90
" 11, 17 1., Masten. borne envier, 12 32
AT PETER/01.7R0.
HR. ,
May 13, 1 Roily. to'l enNtera. OS
30, 1 T Smith, put and plate, 03
1d.'..4.
Juno Iti, airs flood, piano., 021
AT SPRUCE. CREEK.
MI. ,
Alnr 9, k, Jones, - nun tt 2 pieces ton
°bitten,. 0 4.1
ISO
Mar 33, It linml.nion. ironpot. 57
July 3, I A McClure. I.x frut, to
AT Tv itoi4 f.
1814 /
Feel 21, Borger k Hooper, 51Ousli Onullulge, I 31
15.55
Peli /6 A llitrtorbmisli, windmill, RI
14 \V Wil.ninsn. Lox, 51
41 1 8, .lobo Woodward, Lox ratios tools, 78
Der 21, Georg° Guyer, torn libeller. 52
bed.
Jan 1. Baldwin Ratter, mint machine. 250
3, T c & U Lowm, I.x inneloncry, 1 50
itlxv 17, R hlarsten, },, barrel fish, 75
done 10, II 1 7 Rolls, box ratting tools, 67
13417.
Fell 21, Inane Illrey, wro»ebt rand mono, )7 15
Apr 24, Thomas Lawman, lox mmbler, 70
May 14. 11 Ratliburn • bundle rope, NA
20, NY Dent. rope. 77
" 20, John White. box sundries, 1 74
June 71, .1 Cope.nhaver, 'half barrel liquor, TO
July 2. 17 fbrotip, box sundries, 7 n 0
Noo 2i, NY hohle, trunk, 20
Deo 11, f McKinley, barrel aunitrim 25
21, 1 T Bloom, lox " td
MK
.
Jun 14, 3 MocVI& Brown, box cnetinio. 024
A vril 2. Awns Krum, box sundriev, 8.5
4 2 , j, It Hoover, lox rend rap°. t+e,
" 23, 1 1110,,r0, ntAlve aril box, 100
" 20, 11 ()nicer, rope. 72
4 21. 1 H finnible, I.ox end bap nulce. 113
24, .1 linnuenn e box nuntirtex, 72
May I, I b' Lee,
" Ho
3,Vel ler. lox sun
box ffundries,
tlreirer, 72
1 Vl
3, P Bishop, stool noel but; 10(101, 1 110
1, 11 do .1 Cutlecon, box cirrulrtee, I II
4 14, I. C Illocm, box mtbee, SC
44 20, 113011ln & McCul
loch, box, TO
" 22, P 0 Icovlen, rope,o
29, 11 Onerlor. box nunar,eB, 117
" 2r, 10 Vankfe, box conrlrrec, 104
" 21, .1 Davis. box null rope. 169
Au; 23, Samuel Straw.
TIPTON. bundle rope, a
A T
Alall 30, AVaehbutrn.
ALTO 1-mx ONA.utorchandiso. 75
AT
7M4, . -
Aill 4, Iforry Mann, box merchandise
II IS, box Iftereloktidied
A Keonno a liondle• iron
AVITOLLIDAYBDURG.
- - -
19:1.
Rept 2, Wolters&Weethrtio,ltlrrow, 2 C 2
On 18, I Mon, barrel onionv,
1 11, coo atch2hro, 117
AT WILMON.E.
18. q.
Juno 11, lionkg kWoodfor.l, box rolling too, 1,7
" W do 90
AT JOHNSTOWN.
lot of glue, gi (tootles,
Jon 4, W Orr, nRIls, 101, ghteß. veri 707
Dish, box.lttid 4 keys,
/tut 21, OW Munson, 3ohetsteetttierthee 10, 1 23
IVO.
Mc r 10. A Babb, 2 stave plates, 30
Out 10, it A Johnston, . ox. 70
Den 21, F Molls, chest, 3 20
le4l.
80 8 t 0, II lipover. 2 Itoxes window glass, Kt
0, I Bosh, lot R. li epode, 11 29
Oct 20, I) Itlorrittott. lot II II go de, 162
D e n le, 'St 'Kotler, Not sods, 25
20, 51, Atrhott, 0 wrap/0.103 do corn, 2 50
1837.
Oct 5, I 01ton, apes and bundle iron, 20
MI.
May 13, A Jelling), bole dry goods, 76
Juno 3, 11 0 ida
AT BLAIRSb boVx
ILLE. dross, 25
1452
Doe 23, 0 W Lloyd, 8 empty barrels, 100
ti•.. , 5
Juno
Vr.., 1 1 1 1 . r?i r ifel, 9 1 . 041„ 2 g e rni P n t Uri ' l l , rl'ami" ' 1 0 2 g
~,,.
Mat 21. A Wets. box sundries, 'I 00
Nov 7, II Collins. 3 plOOOll iron. 25
957.
Jan 4, T Cunninglinni, inowinK and reaping
inacimm, 3 41
DM 23, 11 Johnston, trunk. 30
Slay 10, D Markey, chest, 25
AT LATROBE.
Clot 1, liar steel,
7 laindles iron.
AT NEW FLORENCE.
18 : 4,
Nov Wll rifo,, boa or wheat,
1851. AT OREENSBURCI.
lino 21, A Grossman, trunk, 620
18.1',
Den 11, 1W W Huntingdon,3 boxes, 170
1050.
DIM 10, 6 A Corr, 2 boxes marble, 26
1857.
Aug 7, 8 Young, 2 boxoe cheese, 23
1, W !lonic, 3 NIXON. 1 cheat. 906
Oct 15, 11 Kelly, 1' R It, 9 bars, I bundle iron, Al
11 , 2,4
AO6lll, 11 KitltimunF, half barrel liquor, 1 26
A T BT. CLAIR.
10,50.
)000 10, Amos Burkholder. 6 bundles P 00k, 95
AT BLACK LICK.
1884.
Noinin, 11 El Bsnrio ons. set limber wheelssail
AT PITTBDURO
Int machinery, 9 07
1857.
11" 14, 11,17' mark
I's 9 min small iron
r. , 1111m1,
THOMAS A. SCOTT.
1.12.411,110 Hoilerni Ouporintontlrnt.
NoT HT IS (IVEN THAT A P
111 Win lia Inn , ln for a Cortifionte of Pennsylvania
Ni n o Loan, 'ikon oar, Oates! August 4. IPSB, NO, hO,
lin is IV, 11141 r not of April 6, 1631, to LO 1./18A JEF
FERY, now lost of JAW:WI, 1,18
NOTICES.
AT PHILADELPHIA
2 libls liquor,
3 barrels hoar, 2 27
2 lota pnpnr 1 box Rl's, I V ,
3: barrel liquor, fA
AT NEWPORT
Itaa and Pall. TA
atot•o and plate, 2&
*lock antler
koK liquor.
2 lmtrnl■
1 k 21, bble ••
2 ko,l
hoz itxox,
burrol liquor,
bqrrole liquor, 2 62
AT MILL CREEIi
NOTICES.
TIM OARS OP TILE
ra
m. GERMANTOWN PASSEN
-7-X4- ONit RAILWAY CO;11 PA N Y
will commence running on
SUNDAY next. Deerenbor 416. at 8 o'clock, front both
Uuunarul etreet and Germantown Depots.
Running every hell hour until 11 A. M., end ever) half
hour Rota 1 P, 11. tole P. M.
Pure Ruda Vents to Oeyinantouttl.
Ey order of the President,
2t W. Ai. B.NOERI.Y, Secretary.
_ .
N OTICF,.--HOLDERS OF THE MORT—
^ -1'1! . 7 R 13 = 3,08 i d
tri ti d b tin t .P: i P ol t n w 4eno " pA l e=tri
bond.; within thirty dais Irom this Into, at the Office of
en
the Company, 389 .VA I.Pi btrtmt. between the Ilium
of 10 and 2 b'elork, daily. and 011111 thin power oronorB o .l
under the teeolutione paroled by tilt] Hondboblere, at the
mooting hold on filo 11th 'net.
NAM I'EL V. MERRICK,
ROBERT 13.1YAR D,
F. A. VAN t. , Y KE. Jr, ,
J. N. It LlTctllnwN,
A. W. MITCH Et
1. P. ItuTeuts4s , 44,
committee.
November 25111.18&d. WM, D. L'LWIB. Ttunn2C tee. -lot
NEW AIARI(ET.—IT IS PROPOSED TO
oidehlish a ninrket on tho hot nt the Junction of
Front and I.nurol etrooin, in it thrivinti outnileuiti and
notice !online. neicitliorhood, Stolle to be erected im
niodontelii if oncount K omen t ”litqinil. All interoeted
aro incited to call and view
'4`,Prlrl " eZ VA L & COOL
Cornor FRUNT nod LAUREL Ste.
T HE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
TAE. FINE PATS.
NOTICE TO STUDENTS.
The Evening Mottles I.) gmolight. from the Omits ol
Antique Snit Ilary. imminence on 8/Cry ROM, October
let. 7at r,
Th. taie OWN nomMeneen Ile studies on MONDAY
} VNNINO, OntoberNl, at 7 P.
JoIIN SARTAIN.
ean-tf Chairman of the Committee on Inetruotion.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
CHEAP CLOTHS FOR
LAPTEV CLOAK , .
Smooth, ClosaY,lllock Union Cintio. 51 GO.
All Wool French Cloths. 51.75 mitt $2OO.
With n splendid in of au tiorfor uncles, and
lleAvor
Twilled .10. dn.
TrioNserl prntleg, he. &e.
40 of which ',co sold of tho lower, prior,,
ieURWEN sToDnAivi k 11 1 10 T HER.
430, 432, and 6.51 North Sh.CON 141,,,,t,
(12 20 Mania Willow
114 -7 ANCY FRYNCII CASSIMERES,
-a: In ROW nod Chow, Shinn.
CLIJIWENWIODDART k )1110TH 8/1,
d 2 2t V D O
4W, *2, and 451 North SEC
ili)O ON tre at,
- _
BROAD CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
OVEBcOATINGS,
And Men's and Boys' Went goinerall).
l'urehmea e.t the li.to !wet tort sides eniDde us to offer
euraittages en the price 01 the ILINVO clock.
CURW STOD DART &II ROTIII:R,
450, 4:4, end 4.% North SECOND Street.
082.2 t shove Willow.
BROCIJE SHAWLS, -
At 88, yB.W .59, end SW,
1 1 .01 10 41 0 4 to nny vonitv mold by us nt those prices before.
With n foil line of
Vionnove and Parig CIIAINE LAINE and BRUME
8.11AW1.11. in new devi,DA and rolorinve.
C.1.111W1. 1 .24 13 YOStil
4&:), 432, and 421 North NEGolvll3 Street.
4102 21 above Willow.
PA It I S PRINTED MOUSSELIN DE
LMNRS of medi u m pityle4, at 44 non's,
CURWEN STOLWART k BROTHER,
939',151, and 4.51 North SECOND Street.
42 St Mayo IVHIovr.
LEGAL.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
('LTV AND COUNTY' OP 1'1111..‘ DEL
308E111 PI EI.D3iIEVEIIt ye. JOSEPH SCHARR.
Fi ft. June T.. 1369. No. 639.
The Auditor up o u sted to the Court to report titian
buttion of the fund mining from the alto of the personal
property of taw defendant under the above writ. will nt
lend to the duties of to appointment on TucsoAv
nrrETINDON. December FL lAtis. at hi. Office, at the
imutheast corner of EIGHTH arid LOCUST Streets,
when an d where all venoms interested are required to
orosent their °lambs, or in debarred from cooling in
upon snit] fond. DANIEL DOUDDERTY,
il2-finteiLot Auditor.
_
THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY - OF
Vatote of HENRI' HOLM EN. Deceased.
Notice Is hereliX given that Olivia F. Holmes. the
wi
dow of the said decedent. hoe presented and filed her pe
n inn end nomaisemont in stud Court. Optimum to re
tain the neriional pro Pert) of the salon of iS3OO therein
referred to; tit that unless exceptions thereto are filed
on or before FRIDAY. the serond day or December.
1859, the mum will be allowed and confirmed tir the said
Court. EOM) A, LFSI.FY,
Att'y for the Widow.
QATIN AND SILK WINDOW COR-
P,' 'l'm rvs, An color!, and at, DaniaLica. Ram Bro
eatollea, Broca[law, Sce., tho rehoet anaortmant in Plot t
leW,va, wh,,taanle and Wad, n Masonia 719
CITENTNUT Btreot.
t 12,21, W. IL Wilt k BRO.
WE TAKE P I.EA SURE IN NOTICING
the arrival vi Mr. 'l'. H. DEFOCIC. or Canada.
whe briogn with film Four Vino STALLIONS of the
Nlorean ISlack hawk Stork, Alan, throe imported
:411,P El', one of which is soopoord to he the lardeat and
finnst in America. We find in ft arr.' N. V. Spirt' a
.two the nlmfus clamed f.r the SledColta. viz:
..
In' Night. +rile... Gold Sooker. awl IHnek 2tatort.
We woohl advise all revere of fine Iforoe, and 0..0 In
to...Napa in thornueh-bred titock, In call and eee Mr,
borer, hi• departure for Virginte..e here he line dispoood
of Hs etnek.
Mr. Doriok wJI him ulennarn in shonan , bin Rork to
MI who ❑cnr brain, tom In raining nt It hiAS' STA.
111 back of MG% MARKET and .1214 North THIRD
t•lrenta.
_d2-21•
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS, WINE
and Fruit eloihx. W. U. OA It 12Yr k nno.,
70 EsTN 1.:J./att.
2t Masonic. llnd.
fir MRS. M. S. BISHOP lens reCtived,
ver alearttaltipEutotA.. r't PrOV•Ot RON
NIRTS. whinh mho intern SATITIMAY.I)4,3
1016 CItESTNUT Street. next door to On St. tom
renen Hnfni, .12-316
f ACE 'WINDOW CURTAINS. all Sty lvs
nd Prten.. wholesale and in the 3.l.fotonte,
9•11.71 Y CILESTN,VT Street.
112-2 t W. If. BUR
.
otTANIRAGIiF„___Wo rcrommend to eon
ettitinrn find CO , IIIOiMSOIII . 4 Iho Ch l n Nizne 'Wine s
rl 4. Mr. FEIIO. from VpHrlvti . rr . .nen. excellet re
of the brand .• fneortinnrable" hag to en 611 I) oxtablishod
thrnualaan Franco. ittlinin. Gerinftn v.
nnPlea 110 f be corn and nxnr.lne.l at 0111 . .ffirn.
112 /111 F. D. LONGCIia Ml'. 217 Routh FRONT.
PICTURE CORDS, NAILS AND RINGS,
Tnp.elo, nll Colors and Slvex. nl Mn.nnie 11311,71')
C.IIPgTNUT Street, north Elvlllll.
11Z-2t Mt VT. k BRO.
Q,IT NOW FOR THE LIFE-STZEPIIO.
Q,
TOG Ft ANT in Of 1., tto that tmdi ho ready on n rift
Inc the liollaya. Potion to complete and
oxtene ye Gallery, Second street above Green. It'
IVEND()W SHADES, ONLY sl
•^ell BilhAtnntint rlxturrs• nt 719
cirEsTmrst. (,122t1 W. BRO.OI
ALESSON ON MORAL COURAGE.
DICK AND HIS FRIEND PIOUS. By Miss C.
Trowiwitlee. IIlulu:de:I. Min.
The Polo* of the slaty is an nt`erertenl personage.
end give. Utterance to what Towles in the eon... w oo f , of
the —gentle end kind when her. heard and obeyed.
nod n Morn re sower when los entiosele ere sot heed e d,
The Mort , is well mist:tined—tender. nt times, nod thrill
n:. s oil is adopted to benefit the yonn.—C. /16,11 Pres
et,
INlk+l l .l Ind lve
WILLIAM B. & ALFRKT M A RTIEN,
No. GIFT citEsTNlTfitrov.
Glll' % WINDOW CORNICES. nll Sizes
(rem GU con( to Ale oneli thlt firtiuis
, itinga,
kr. Mosonio Pall, 719 ell ESTS
J2-2t W. CAR .k 11110.
1860. 1860.
MERCHANTS wantino . NEW - Bonn fo r th e e on ,.
stir moon, can have them made to onlor St the mbort
PSI !intloo. or nelect from MU 11110h1.8, made of the lost
t.iNEN PAPER, and warranted, nt am LOWEST
PiticEs.
A note por Dispoloh will moot with pm m pt mo n .
WM. F. MURPHY A. SONS,
- 1 31firtk hook Nanufnotureronnd Stats oaer ..
P glteFM Rod hithoernitherS,
flat 3111 No. 339 Cfl ESTNIT 1' Street.
Ch F,R A GLASSES, Pearl, Ivory. and
. •-. 7 Japanned, with tho finest Achromatic, Loners, at
at..l. Ceticiee,
So , ith FOURTH Street, below cheeteut.
r - Ale,, Implored Hyeetaelea, correct!, fitted to the
VPe: MicrOncope“. 610 ent.f(lyt IS, nod
iPva“ in an endless variety, end :it REDUCED
1411 'Ett. ‘ll-tc
ILKoNEY LIBERALLY ADVANOED
TO ANY AMOUNT—Upon Watchee. Jewelry
Domande, btiver 'Sate, Clotlune, Merchandlee. So., by
JONES & CO., old Enablishol Prob.'s, N. W. corner
TOMO nod GASH lA. Streets, below Lomlinr6. Office
boo. from 6 A. 16. In 7 V. M. nl6-Aunt
A PPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN CY.
CLOPAMT A.
JOHN 13TeVARLAN.,.Arent.
:Mende lintel. Gil CHI- 8 rN UT hlroet.
83 Per viol,. to lie in IP. One every three months.
Froin the Initopendent, of Nov In, lon oi, ith
It inn minded and tunoir, rind we ore nude will prove
nitro n lanai. I'OWF:RFIIL 131N.A NS OF PON' (Alt IN
BP RUCTION and EDUCATION in this rnontry.
Free to WO/ znlklitS a on inneint of the once.
AKOnte wanted throwthout ronnaylvionn.
lipecini terns In elutni of three. dl dlism-3t
IIIEADY—In 2 Vols. $5, 16 Engra.
ante.
DIARY OF TILE AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
From Original Document%
and the Whim and Tort Newerapers of that time.
fly ANIL Mimitit.
jOUN MCFA FLAN, Avoid for Vrionsvlcrinin.
A I taA UE ROTEL, th2l CHESTNUT STREET.
Nesmith.' work has e or been published. Theme inh
ume. Is ill present speaking stereoscopic Port rolls of our
RM*OttllMllltrT Father% OMOSI n hat they thou h and
dud, and sun., laughed at and wept for, feared and
Mired. Plintotroohod by tho Sun
lo n er lfintrY, it will the
lobo s ham ht and truthful rellex of the le. of the
met, w outer . ives werh no 11,10110118 of the Dome%
the fin
thin the Highway. and the 13.ttle
and all thin varying Manners and Custoilis of ea core
No. tit-O.IIIR
LM'LY & PIELLIPS,
HARNESS, DADDLES, AND RoDEs,
Tay Ps AIt:PAL et the World's Fair, held in Lon
tine, ii 183,, wax awarded to us fnr the lint Harness.
Tits z Ms oil, at the world's Fair, held in Net,
York, to 1853, was also awarded to us for the best nu
liesS.
Having Rine° then greatly enlarged our nine Inoturmg
Caudated, we nro ROW itrOeßred to oder tto the public nt
our ExTENBiy I,Bl`kbl.l9ll3lENT
Nos. 30 And 31SuullIklBy,t,...xr . n., above Chestnut,
LtMEMffill
The most complete assortment of articles in otir too
of 1).1110411.8mM as Harness, Ladies` and Crntlemen's
Hiding Saddles, Bridles, Driving and Rnlins Nhtpn Fly
Nets. Home Covers for tliziomer and Winter tom. Buf
falo iind all other kinds fm 18.
Our WO4 are lilaMike lured in the very best sty)o
workianslaß,,sed with but
h QU ALITY OF LEATHER,
which is the best hem/idiot can lumbar.
. .
•
. . ...
Attention to naked to the following .Cohe of prices:
Good plain surytoenble tonttle haulm' front )2, to 82.5
tt fancy t'
e2S b 0 to Sae
Plain douttle harytese .4 $4O to 381
Country latroftya rnakon can be atteplied with hatrll(loe
cheaper than they con nianuinctuto them
1119-atail3nt
WARM AIR FURNACE.
THE NEW CONE FURNACE
(MS CONSUMER
Will thoroughly Warin your house with °Ng-THIRD
Esse cou, than is required by an Ober Furnano.
HalleStotion in ail cases guaranteed. Buildings Warmed
end Ventilated by CHEEK ARN WILEON,
1010 NUT Street.
LATE MANTELS,
1 , 7 The Rioboot and most Beauti Erl Specimens of
Enamelled Slate 11lantele, ever Mimed for sale in this
countrrkmartufnetured by us, from PollllBthania Slate
stone, and for sale vary low.
ARNOLD &, WILSON,
lmo 13111 , All'I'DIUT Street.
VUOKING RANGES.
N-./ All in wont of the Best EleVnted Double Oven
Cooking flange, will do well to call at
ARNOLD & WILSON'S.
..10- 1 1vnit 10111 II II VSTN Stroud.
r/JEGLER & SMITH, corner SECOND
and OR HEN, have nognired treat reputation by
the wise and prudent coerce they have pursued since
their oonunenoinnont in humour, De selling n .ret-rate
arliel. at w Inw Fnnn. .IR-if
TO WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MER
CIIANTB.—MnniIs Rove, all clone, neatly peeked.
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HER VEY tatIFORA,
nl4-lm• 1100 Walnut at., or Box 261 P. 0.
yr" WANTED—To sell at a Bargain, the
kamost desireble Hotel Property in Busks county,
Pa.. situated at New Hope, equal dieutnee from Phila
delphia and Etteton. For a Plow ofthe Property call on
the Premiere , for terms, &0., call on or addrieu a. W.
OM, Danville, Ye,. MB Su. •
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
PRIVATE SALE—The Good-will, Fur.
shine. Fixtures, &c,. of tha Mansion House
tel, touthoast oorner of Eleventh and Market streets.
ore offered et privets eels. This Hotel bee recently been
fitted up anew in splendid style. Apply on the arml
et. 111 2t*
GN—, ‘ BAZAAR NINTIIAND SA.NSONI
21:2:S..8TREETS.
LARGE PERE3IPTORY SALE OP xottar.s. &a.
On SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
Composing. by order of the Executors of M. Curren,
Eel . deceased—
A tale of family Horses, (to be sold separate )
A family Carnage,: Walton in order.
A Rey Pony, pour cart. saddle, 3 set, harness, 0 Matt
eett,3 sleighs, / robe, 'table fixtures, /to.
ASO.
A pair of desirable bay c L arnage Horses.
A Watson Carnage, sash doors and front.
A set double Harness.
A two. whrel Buser, with Dimas, by WatlOm
A no-top WhNon, by Watson.
The property of a gentleman breaking up his stable.
ALSO.
A handsome bay one, 7 year. old.
A long-tail sorrel Horse. 7 year. old.
A hay Horse. 10 heeds high, 10 years old.
4-zarr of iron gray HIM...
SO,
W'A Watson WAL
agon and Harness
Toe well known fast-trotting mare, "Lady Wells,"
Las trotted in 6.18.
A brown Horse. 8 years old.
A Inn-tail gray Horse. 7 years old
.A Watson Wagon and Barnes..
A lily florae. Byears old. Ititg hands high.
A Wagon, by Ruch, pole. and shafts.
61) Further particulam to- morrow.
Ira- THIRD ANNUAL TRADE SALE Or ONE
HUNDRED SLEIGHS, on 14th December. Included
will he sleighs of the best style, to mtrry S. 4, or 6 per
sons.
CO Portisnd Sleighs. ALSO.
(11,st ALFRED M. lIERRNERS.
Ancuouser
FOR SALE—A Great Bargain--A
facturin4 Estaldishment.trith Stein] Entine and
Boiler, and a complete set of Machinery for mantifitc
twins an article from Iron. now in constant use for All
Podding purposes. It can be pleads demonstrated that
the Lucius.. will pay a handsome proat. Address,
WILLIAM HARRISON.
No. 13 North ELEVENTH BTREET, with name and
residence dl-Im'
To LET-3d, 4th. and sth Stories of the
new butldtnt 113 ARCH Street. Weil calculated
Got n hxht rannatacterme business, having two nkr
lights. and voter Feed water Opiate ; also gee and rite
fixtures. Apply on the premiere. n3G-et •
HOTEL TO BENT.—A fine large and
commodious noted to rent A At the northeast cor
ner of the Frankford road and raliner street. opposite
to the ;ammo( entrance to the Neer York depii
LUKENS & SIONTSOIdtsY,
odd-fit' 1d33 Bench street.
FIOR SALE OR TO RENT—A Large
Property euttalile for a Coal ~a.Mannfeetorlog or
Foundrypurpose.. satiate on the north side of POPLAR
STit PET. between Beach street and Cobocloook creek
or eerie I, I lately occupied as Wawa's omnibus it .o'ee,)
83 feet front, on Poplar street, and 150 feet to Luellen
street. and having a front on the canny of about la feet.
More premises are well a dapted for a Foundry or Fac
tory, the building, am ally convertible for eirherparpoge.
LUKENS 2c MUNTGONIc_
n2G.lnr• brill BEACH BT., Eighteenth ward.
ri l o LET—The Second Third, and Fourth
- 1 - Stories er the central find Melee.' Eton's, Nos.
2.1 and 21 douth DELAWARE Avenue, with terse
Countm,; Room on the Second Flees. AmAs to
THAWNIcREQNF,_.
nn-tf 22 and 2t SOUTH WHARVES.
NO. 1924 CHESTNUT STREET.-
..1a Elezant four•story HOUSE FOR BALE; three
story double beck build take. finmhed in the best manner.
and mime wan all utod•rn conveniences. Let ns feet
deep to Sunsuit' street. The) mid is well supplied with
ihruhbery end dwarf pear trees, plums, &o. 'the whole
estrild.si- Men tln complete order. Boasmirion Wes lin
mediately.
Ain..), hi Meters. f)UNIMEY re. BON, rh) WAL NUT
Street. eremite ledepennenee Snuare. alg if
n, HOUSES, TAVERNS, and STORES,
Real Eetxte of every dezorintion for sale or to
rent. Apply to
Real Fatale Agent.
No. =7 North 8 ECON ft Street.
in L.Too ray & Co.', Seed Store.
All order. be promtly attended to. English,
French, and German spo k en. ,Colleator of Ground
Items. tilS-Sm
4, CHANGE FOR ANY PERSON THAT
to ensue in the COAL, AND LUMBER
. .
The suliacriber, shout changing lug business. offers
fi,r sale the stork and fixtures. and 11011. e of a COAL
AND LUMBER YARD. situated on the west side of
two and n half pules above Manmunk.. -
.1 TM sores
anti coal.
The fixtures. horses. wnsons, carts, and everything
that is necessary for carrying on the LUMBER. AND
COAL boneless.
The yard is an old established stand, and now doing
rend business, which the books will show. There is a
siding by the 7. h R. R. Road, end a landing on the
Schuylkill. ft Will be sold at a very low rate. and only
two hundred dollars in cash required.
Arplf to W. O. BM (TH.
no2Acodl3l. • as above.
THE 'UPPER FLOORS
OF
STORE No. 216 CHESTNUT STREET
FOR RENT.
COPPER FOR SALE. Proposals en
domed " Bids for Copper." will he received until
the 10th December addressed to the Treacurar of the
Mint. Philadelphia, for the purchase of about 10 000
pounds of Copper Ingots. from the melting of old cents.
Nast lore Rill Mete the price offered per pelted, and the
quantity proposed to be taken, to be bold for in pa d
rout, on acceptance of the bids. aa the Copper is do
h, crest et the Mint. The cost of packing, if necessary,
must be borne by the purchaser.
JAMES ROSS SNOW DEN.
Director.
Stint of the United States, Philltla., rith Nov., la 9.
std-t&w-t,llO
pun SALE—A valuable Lot of Ground,
it feet by WO, three fronts. 'water and ratits.:d on
one front suitable for a church or factory. It lo situa
ted in the Routh waste re p_art of tho City, in a rapidly int..
Proem ( not enborhood. TOTITII saey. Adares+. tar + 4 +-
tioultrs." J. K.." office of this paper. ni-tf
TO LET—A Second-story Room, move
inent to the State Hones, for eLearer'a
Moe. Apply 431 CHESTNUT Street,
BOARDING.
AFINE TIIIIID-STORY FRONT-ROO3l
end PARLOR. at 1,5:3 WALNUT &mot. LW-6V'
WANTED—Furnished Apartments, with
every facility for Houteke_elone. Rath. Ge4f,
kc., for Gentleman and Wife; or Board , n a Br,
rie'
Prtvare Fannly. Addrees '.:klorobent," Bloofra Die•
Welk. With IA Dar:fouler. of once. ike. 010
GusTs , FURNISHING GOODS.
SUPERIOR DRESSING GOWNS,
niANUFACTURED AT
W
W.W. KNIGHT'S.
606 .MCII STREET.
The newest and most beautiful styles always on hand;
very suitable presents for the approaching hobe/sYs.
lust received a lot of
PURE BILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, EXTRA
HEAVY.
TIES, SCARFS, /cc., 01' THE NEWEST STYLES,
FINE SHIRTS AT WHOLESALE, RETAIL, OR
MADE TO ORDER,
Lao
GUJIRINTIED TO FIT.
C. WALBORN & CO.,
•
(NOW) NOS. d AND T NORTH SIXTH STREET,
have now a very ally 0 riOr assortment at Shirts, Under
clothi np, Gloves, Hosiery. eta.
SPeatal attention given to
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS,
of which a fine essoTtment is constantly kept on hand.
W. SCOTT—late of the firm of Win.
I , • chaster fr. Suott a' —GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING STORE and H IRT dirNUF4CTORY. 814
CHESTNUT dtreet.l nearly opposite the Girard House,/
Philadelphia.
J. W. S. would respentfully rail the attention of his
former patron.' and friend,' to als raw store. and is pre•
Tarvi to ardor. fur 811IRTS at short notes. A
pert - fit fi t uarantied. Wholesale Trade supplied With
hoe Shirts and Collars.
EYE AND EAR.
DEAFNESS.
DR. VON BIOSCIIZISKER,
ocuilsr AND ADRIST.
Dr, M. gives his exclusive attention to the medical and
antateal treatment of the hV E and EAR.
DEAFNESS of the longest standing' removed both by
medical and surgical operations ou the latest soientifos
principles. Dr. 31. would be pleased to receive mem-
Lets of the medical facuUT who wish to wattles* has
method of operating for the removal of Deafness, or Sap
operation on the EYE and E hR.
ARTIFICIAL EVES/NSF:APED.
(Aro 2a a South NINTH Streetltwore Spruce.
ORoe hours from 9 A. AI. to 1 P. M., and from 4 to
P. M.
E . NEW LAND it CO.,
LOOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE-FRS/dB
MANUFACTURERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
An ostensive stock of OIL PAINTINGS, eto. Allot
v h sj . kow ?noes. 604 ARCH Street. e.
MORE PROOF OF THE WONDERFUL
EFFECTS OF MONELL'S AMERICAN BAIR
REPARATOR:
POILADMLpfIiA, September Val. 1889.
This le to Caddy that wa• beld for mew' years. and
wee reactuntendal to try your Reparator tllvltt 4
procured three bottles, used it for three months, which
has; caused my hair to grow, and although not quite AA
thick AA before, yet It oonstantly grew mt.
E. M. JONES,
Ike. 99 North Third street.
September 9th, ma,
Mr.!. :ere,: Dear Sir—Some time once my
hair uominetited Catlin; out, so much so, that I was, ia
fearful of becoming bald; but hearing of too woo _
,is rfut wive r oft our Rersrator, I was bat:am) to bay a
bottle, and after using one-halt of it my hair not onli
nenaed coining out but commenced g Marius finely, and
1 have uow as OA a mutt of lair as ever f had.
JACOB EVANS,
/4° ' 514 Cherry Street
For Ontle by T. Ft. PETERS Co., Sole Agent,
116 CHESTNUT Street, Pbiledelinte.
'WILLCOX lIIBBS' SEWING MA-
T NE.—Thta Mnehine never fede to etve en-
Wes satisfaction. erica 440, Fur solo et 110 CH E. 9
VUT litroatt opt-tf
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.—
second Night of the
GERMAN COMPANY.
Under the management of ;MEM and HAMANN,
From the
THISSTA PT THATRE. YORK.
i FRIDAY/ Dec. Ai. IMg
he performed. for the first time in Ehrlagelahm,
Mozart's celebrated Opera of
THE 31 AGIC ELUTE,
the
peer Zsubertleete d .)
With peer end sorr ta ee hcenem PkO.tutrile,rtf , ke-•
el greenly 'unlaced for this PleCer 111101 CrOPtElt DJ the
Company from the Nes' York Theatre.
PPICIk I,l.ll . ls : lll l , OV.—Parquet. Eargoet nail.
Balcony. 60 cents. Reserred Beats,eo cents extra. re
tails Circle and Amphitheatre, cents, It•
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THE OPERA.
Will TO-MORROW tRATI:RAY.)9 A. M.
commence the sate of Renerred Seats for the
O➢enin Nub, Ores Senron,when Dotuzette. eels
bmitradttedhe°
IL
et'
T7 P o e h . rOLL . fo oe rth t : l' fi T te .' r. M e R I
1 t 'r L a t lehia, on
MuNDAY EVENING, Dec. 6P. 31.,
Wlth Mndeme GAZZANtGA.
BRIOIVOLI, AMODIO.
/tithe prinel oxt role..
WALNUT—STREET THEATRE.
Bole Lessee... - ea. M. A. GARTIETTBON.
Ptege Manager.. ........ - ..... ...Mr. E. P. BEACH.
Business Agent Mr. JOS. D. MURRAY.
THUS ;FRIDAY) EVENINO, Dec. 2. tat®,
The beautiful three-act Drama. entlDed
IRELAND AR IT WAR.
Ragged Pat, Mr. Barney Williams; Judy O'Trolt, Mrs.
Barney Williams.
To be followed by the Comic Retch. Milled
UR DA Li
To conclude with the O
popular Comic - Drama. entitled .11
BARNEY TEE BARON.
Barney O'Toole. Mr. Barney Wrllouns; Lady Ma
tilda. alias Mary Miller.
IsQr Prices as usual.
Beata secured three days in advance.
_
WHEATLEY & CLARKE'S ARCH
STREET THRATR - E.
THIS (PRI ray) EVENING,
FAST :MEN OP THEM:IEIa It
John 'Wilmot. !Sr. Wheatley • Ealum. Mr. Reilly
Countess of Loyelaexh. Mn. Jan Drew.
To conclude with the Admirable c. - enedy of
THE DRAMATIST.
Scaks oe :a coats: Untied Seats
le Dr.. Circle, SIX cent. Yemen. Yo cents.
Doors Opal) at. half put 6 o'clock; klarforolemee to
conom enc. at 7 o eloct precis/IY.
AN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
_ I NATIO:IAL THEATRE. WALNUT BL. shore
Eighth. D. Mel-arm, tot. u m p n .t,
THIS (FRIDAY) 'EVENING. Poe. 2, ISA,
EN TREE DES FLEURB,
By fear lad:es and fair gentlemen.
Second sad Wit weaker the gnat Australian Rider,
MELVILLE.
The Learn el Elephant, LALLA ROORTI : L'Echelle
F.quiposse. The Earnanche Stead. EUREICA•
_And
Dan Rice', Pete. th 4 4.1110 (UZI Gott. the 'pito tied ALM
gurus, and the hsceperformieg RHINOCEROA
THE GYMNASIUM,
To eon:Mde wit. the Ecoeetrmines of
PETE AND BARNEY DUFFEY.
Doors open at (IX o'clock. Performances to commanee
at IX o'clock. Erie's as nmet.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THE OPERA.
ONDA). , December 5. at B.
OPE 'ONO NIGHT OF THE @EASON.
First performsnee to. Philsdalskiaof Doninettes cele
brated Veers in three acts. of
fL FOLICTO ou t s TEE 314-RTYA.,
Which was bt r atutht Gat May, snanitsnecesly in
Pans and New), ork. sod met vita nassallfied sneoesa.
It will be oven. Inth none new sea
_sjoierbald PiiHs ea
acme WI at the Now yort Academy of Jdanc.
Matt G A ZZANIGE: - ......
Big. BRIONOLI se ....
t•AMODIH en
Sig MU( UR ......_..
THE FELL ORORSSTRA AND CRORUE
From the New York Academy of Manic. n • der the di
rection of -• • • .Signor 31 CZIO.
NOTICE.—As the Repertoire relented for the aesaost
mammies seven new opera" never Performed yet In
Philadelphia. no Oeere. cave rt two-will be repeated.
SEIOES 0. ADMISSION.
To the Pantries. Pe renereiree, and Balcony.-... • el cri
liceerved Seats in the same, ineloelinc 4dixassicra . 19J
Famk Circle. Is cents Amphitheatre. 25
The Isle of Seats inn °eminence TO-MORROW.
SATURDAY, December 3, at 9A. 3.1. , at th e Academy
of Mame, and at Beck & Lawton's. dI.Lf
cDONOUGH'S GAIETIES—RACE St
a'oove net/MD.—Choate of
Eeahalnms_-.
DECHALUNA
CaWine.
.
A. M. HereAndel.
LOSTBiOS4BCIAL
I.oet Brother ....... —..--Billy Thomas.
tiaele... A. J. Lentz.
NEW BAND OF BERENADERS.
A. J. Leratt, A. At. Heneendez,
it. Berthleor.. M., ThAmsig,
Mastrr itAns,
John W Williu,s, Wm. Aup_psoc.
Thorasa Becket.
A druttetoa,lo. U. And Z cents- di
31ETR0POLITAN HALL— JAYNE'S
COMMONWEALTH BUILDING CHESI/SVT
Etr t, near SIXTH.
. Teflopoks y:4llBEinti OP ART,
One ot the most novel. Veamn2•epd_inettnettve
o• beauty end mechanica l WO ever 111CIDOOOonl
into 'hie too ntry. la now open for the regular evecoa.
and "zhi hoed sn.ry cornier dating the .Set. and on
WP,ONESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
A full and efficient Ore^estra till perform thump the
D rogress et Ue Yabitqloll.
.A.P.WES9(o•.—Athlia..2.s con's; Children under Yea
VOLTS of Age. 15
Doors open at 7 In the evening. cod 2 &dock. In the
afternoon. Remember the Dayloht TheatrivOs every
Wedneadav and Salo dtv aftercoone.
A CADOIT OF FINE ARTS, (SOUTH
EASTI-11- Os LLERY.I
SoNSTAG'S greet Paln"lns.
"A DREAM OF ITALY."
With LESSLNWS. 3-orderous Worirrit Art,
TEE MARTYRIE.3I OF .1013.'i ELMS."
As also sm.:menet of
ACHEN SA CII. EINBR I CF. H VENAL
CAMPIIAESEN, fiILIMBRANDT. and
EASENCLEVER,
WEE be exhibited from 9 A.M. toe F. Id., and? to
ID Y. M. dads on and alterpeoember Id. 195.
Admission 23 cents. 2.33-tf
TEMPLE OF WONDERS.
Northeast corner of TENTH and CIIEBTNVI
Btreete—Seoond Btore.
CHANIIE OF ENTERTAINMENT EACH EXHI
BITION.
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The grett rentriloculet and 31aeicisri will sire hie
New and Astonishiny Perforninleell at the abate Oats
EVP.ltti El/Et:INV rit 7 3 4 ectoct. and WEDNESDAY
snit BATUMI-2Y AFI:ERNOONF. 3o'dock. con
rit;ffo'-otetGliMo4qta • s
tr sATYING and tts INFLUENCES. and th e
LEARNED CANARY RIR MI.
Adrodision 23 cants. Chdldren 13 cents. n23-Ins,
GANL& ORCHESTRA.-P IJBLI
N-J• Rebearatda every PATURDAY a 3 MUSICAL
FIiND BALL. at o'clock P. M. A package of etcht
tickets. one collar. Slagle Mamie, ItS cents.' To be tad
aC f 3. Andre's. and Beck k Lawton's Mama Stores. and
at the d4or. 013-3 ea
CLOTHING.
EO.. THOMPSON,
•
TAILOR,
N. E. CORNER SEVENTH AND WALNUT STS,
Devotes entire personal attention to orders, and keeps
Mise7e on hand a desirable variety of
GOODS FOR MEN'S MIAS,.
NAL—PANTALOONS. an out by me, are warranted
o give satisfaction, and as many find it di cult tote
suited, I issue this special notice. no2-Initnim
REMOVALS.
pEmovAL—E. F. C. YARNALL
-Es- CO. hive removed from IZ Market street to 413
SOUTH WHARVF. 4 and 419 PESN Street. d: lm•
E RNST 'WERNER,
ARTIST
dl
A.NT, A RCAITRCTUZAL PAINTING
6C• No.1:17 PINE t3TReET. PHILA.
CI)M3IONNVF.ALTII BANK.—Pinunst
.lll.4. Nor. 'IS, )559.—Tirs BANK his Doan RE
MOVr 13 to the e'outhvest corner of FOURTH and
streets.
Col eeGoaa mule on all accessible mats.
H. GR A 3f GO, Cashier.
EMOVAI..--3IRs. M. S. BISIIOP hs4
-LW Removed her Wainer! Eetaalhatent from 9 / 3 to
it le Ctl ESTNUT Street, neat to St. Lawrence Rotel
ttLe-tat
REMO VAL .-HENRY STEVENSON,
TAILOR, bets to inform Ive numerous irieula
and olstome re th tt be lets Rerr."ved eIIESTNIT
Street. second door below Fourth. South aide. where he
will keep a tine assortment of Cloths. Cassimerea, nOd •
Overenati its*. Cashmere Vesting , . is n... hinh ha
will be classed to sell on the molt reasonaNe term*.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TILE ,lUTITAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF E 'CV FORK.
A,FC(II:
BIX lattLioss OF DOLLARS,
INVISTED XORTO&Rtt n`tIr.II.ILIITATI
WORTH OVER 613,(W.Ct0.
Tha prachturna a+e rows!. at , a to marry (Aker Comic
hies, mad the Btrtdenda have Ueda G (!. n a.
Thin 1! n stnctly IftrrAr.p Thore .re la
Stackho!de , s, so that ALL TH PROFITd
BgLONG TO TOE INSi:EID.
Parnshints. and every Inforrnodion, mar ba had
onails, on anninatton In
F. to TCHFORD STARR. Arent.
S. W. corner FOURTH and WALNUT Streate.
PHiLADELPILIA REFERENCER;
Thomas Rob: nu, John Welsh.
Moniecm 1. Dlos - son, George H. Stuart.
George M. Stroud, E. N. Whelen,
John B at , ers, J. Fisher Learning.
Jo.oh Paste re, n, W.lnarr. C. Letting,
John M. Ali., ~ d , i. Arthur sn. Coffin,
Thomas H Powort. George W. ToLsnA,
WAhsra McKee, Mo.. Wastaon. VZS-37if.
SAVING FUNDS.
Q,PRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
CIETY OP PHILADELPHIA.
OfSee, No. an North THIRD Street
tcpneohdarion Beak IMOdlns.)
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLA.T CRS OFFEN?".
SYLVANIA.
Doom ts 7C*lO TM :A toms of One Honer and az.
end repatd in Gold. without Entire with FIVE
CENT. INTEREST from the day of deposit WI enth
drawn.
A responsible and reliable Saving. butitution has long
been needed in the Ziort hart part of the he
and "The
Spring OArilrin asvinz s Fund Poole ,"tray chartered by
the Leg islatUre of Pennsylvania to supp/r th.enevesin
be te.
The Manerzers. in orgnnizing and locating it, have en
sok erhed wtsong by agecte to sooommodate the beito
nese interest and wants of the very large and enterpri
sing population One which it is wort omded.
OFFICE OPEN D ' AiLv,
From Dto 37,1 o'clock; also. on Monday and Thersday
from 4 maid 8 o'clock in the 011511124.
X CIAGMIL S.
io T :g e g. , , e & 1 4
e , t t ' tiZ. h Y. regt:,;.,,
saint .. , ndersoffer, rredtrlCk Steele,
rams Hart, Joseph P. Leh
r.
ohs, Kanter, Jr., George Kriftlit,
allie, S. Pringle, Jacob Dock.
oeePh M. Crowell, Hon. Wu, Millwart,
RV t 1 .: ' ll e s &t e e r;. Geo. T. :horn,
Rebert S. Psvldson.
JAMES Et. P.HINGLE., Prevdert.
Reacts Hair. Secretary. iA.IO-ad
MEDICINAL.
D. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LI Fll
FILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS hare been
thorouchly tested. and pronounced a sovereurn remedy
for ilfspepsis• flatulency, heart-burn and - headache,
, w r i , cues & diarrhea, fevers of all kinds, rheamatisia,
gout, gravel, worms. scurry. ulcers, eruptive c.6,7t
etlt rheum, erysipelas, common colds and ic
aueosa, irrecularity and ait deransement of the fetos!tt
system, piles, and various other diseases to which the
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Druccets generally all over the counts, res-dk.Wlr
31 EDICATED VAPOR BATHS.
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Under the care of Dr. T. H. RI HURL y, Iffi ::,r1H.70.1:
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Lonna In the ony for Rbealpetarn, Skirl Dtse2ses, Sy
011ie. Omaha end Colda, Fartude IncenNes. Are. .ke.
tiveciatacoommodatlons for fAdtes. or/ :in
IMPORTAN'T TO CLERGYMEN, PUBLIC
SPEAKERS, AND SINGERS.
LANCASTERBRONCHIAL LADE NCIA.
" A tiLIGHT COLD," if its fistls) reptonis see n.,t
attested. too often lti s the foundation of a variety 10
Pulmonary CUM: 011:41, incluchnc Winter Couch. Aittt
in„ B rooe t ut ,.. Influents, Irritation and o.oreerss Si
the Throat. end other constitutional de ranee me nts.
The evil consequences of these disorders ma, be eerily
averted or aubducd by keepine at Land a supplr of lee
above celebrated LtiZENGLES, which bate no , lr
[l l . l ten 0 4 Polk , ' espertenee for eereral ears.
C0111:1101114 [Wallet 001Atel bur b 11) /010 , 100 ,
thee ITLAItio safely taken by the jounces! 00,141 or tee
moat delicate female. Prepared only ,
TrIONIAS LA:s - cAstER.
rawilliz ELEVENTH =4 WALNUT 'freets
flasdel=ta, rs,